Genome-wide association study of extreme high bone mass: Contribution of common genetic variation to extreme BMD phenotypes and potential novel BMD-associated genes

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RT @thyragestudy: Novel loci identified by #GWAS using extreme #BMD phenotypes in collaboration with @Bone_Cartilage #BONE https://t.co/aTn…

30 Jun 2018

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Novel loci identified by #GWAS using extreme #BMD phenotypes in collaboration with @Bone_Cartilage #BONE https://t.co/aTnrg71zxr #Genetics #skeleton #BoneHealth https://t.co/JLeC558mG0

29 Jun 2018

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GWAS of extreme high bone mass: Contribution of common genetic variation to extreme BMD phenotypes and potential novel BMD-associated genes. https://t.co/BBk3QRTMIg

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Genome-wide association study of extreme high bone mass: Contribution of common genetic variation to extreme BMD phenotypes and potential novel BMD-associated genes. https://t.co/zPtnbFNdUm

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